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Line 38: Paseo del Parque – Granja Suárez – San Alberto

The next bus at Diego de Baena is the 38 to San Alberto: it leaves at 20:59 (in 26 min). Right now it runs roughly every 33 min. These are scheduled times, not real-time.

Line 38 timetable

Departures from Parque – Ayuntamiento

First departure
07:10
Last departure
22:15
  • 07:10 to 22:15every 35 min
  1. 071040
  2. 081350
  3. 0923
  4. 100030
  5. 110740
  6. 121953
  7. 1330
  8. 140944
  9. 152055
  10. 1626
  11. 170031
  12. 180841
  13. 191950
  14. 2030
  15. 210540
  16. 2215
Its 21 stops
  1. Parque – Ayuntamiento
  2. Alameda Principal – Norte
  3. Hilera – Armengual de la Mota
  4. Armengual de la Mota
  5. Mármoles
  6. Martínez Maldonado – Pelayo
  7. Martínez Maldonado – Eugenio Gross
  8. Martínez Maldonado – Las Chapas
  9. Arroyo del Cuarto
  10. Carlos Haya – Parque del Norte
  11. Carlos Haya – Remedios
  12. Carril del Ciprés – Carlos Haya
  13. Carril del Ciprés – Los Cipreses
  14. Carril del Ciprés – San Martín
  15. Padre Martín
  16. Granja Suárez – Padre Martín
  17. San Alberto – Carlinda
  18. Diego de Baena
  19. Platero – San Alberto
  20. Tambre
  21. San Alberto – Vertical Baja

Frequently asked questions

How often does line 38 run?

From Parque – Ayuntamiento: On weekdays, every 35 min from 07:10 to 22:15 (first departure at 07:10, last at 22:15). On Saturdays, every 30 min from 07:30 to 13:24, every 1 h from 14:00 to 16:04, and every 1 h 15 min from 17:05 to 21:40 (first departure at 07:30, last at 21:40). On Sundays and public holidays, every 55 min from 08:25 to 21:30 (first departure at 08:25, last at 21:30).

Are these real-time times?

No: they are the times scheduled by EMT Málaga. They may change because of traffic or roadworks; for real-time information use the official app or website.

What about the 38 timetable on another day?

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